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Tuesday, May 1, 2007 - 12:00am

March Madness—with a bit of February Fury—showed off who was tops in the nation, from men's and women's action to intercollegiate and juniors.

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Milwaukee Wheelin' Wizard Matt Bralick (left) loses control of the ball under pressure from tournament MVP Brian Bell (Lakeshore Lakers). Action was in the Varsity division of Juniors tournament play.

Coverage includes:

Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Invitational Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Lexington, Ky. Written by Julie Duncan. Photos by Curt Beamer.

Women: The National Women's Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Warm Springs, Ga. Written by Tip Thiboutot. Photos by Mark Cowan.

Division III: The National Wheelchair Basketball Division III Tournament in Charlottesville, Va. Written by Tim Stout. Photos by Mark Cowan.

Intercollegiate: The National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Edinboro, Penn. Written by Josh Birnbaum. Photos by Curt Beamer.

Juniors: Action in the Prep division in Seattle; Junior Varsity competition in Peoria, Ill.; and Varsity games in Stillwater, Okla. Written by Doug Garner. Photos by Mark Cowan.

Men: The National Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Lexington, Ky. Written by Ian Jaquiss. Photos by Mark Cowan.

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